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The Maharashtra government has announced a three months service extension to senior IAS officer and MMRDA commissioner R A Rajeev. The 1987-batch officer was to retire on March 2. According to the state government, the officer has been given a reappointment for three months on contract basis. Rajeev was appointed as MMRDA chief on May 2, 2018. The notification in this regard by the state urban development department said that Rajeev was reappointed for his expertise and ability to execute projects in a time-bound manner. “As MMRDA commissioner, Rajeev supervised Metro rail and trans-harbour link projects. Government is keen to utilize his expertise and capacity for the pending project,” deputy secretary Vijay Choudhary said. It was initially proposed to appoint Rajeev on contract for a year. “There are legal issues, as MMRDA commissioner is a cadre post, so it was not possible to appoint a retired person,” Choudhary said. He said no purpose will be served if a retired ... » Learn More about Senior IAS officer and MMRDA chief RA Rajeev gets three month extension

Uttar Pradesh police said on Wednesday that Ayush, son of BJP MP from Mohanlalganj Kaushal Kishore, staged an attack on himself to frame a few persons. The shot that wounded him was allegedly fired by his brother-in-law Adarsh. Police detained Adarsh and said he had admitted to firing at Ayush. D.K. Thakur, Commissioner of Police, Lucknow, said police had received information that 3-4 unidentified persons had shot Ayush late on Tuesday night in the Madiaon area of Lucknow. During investigation, police found the behaviour of Ayush’s brother-in-law to be suspicious and recovered the pistol used in the firing from the house where the MP’s son was staying, the officer said. Adarsh told police that Ayush asked him to fire at him and when he hesitated assured him that he would “manage” everything, said Mr. Thakur. Adarsh fired two shots, the first hit a wall and the second grazed Ayush. Ayush was taken to a hospital and discharged on Wednesday morning, said DCP, North Lucknow, Rayees ... » Learn More about BJP MP’s son shot, Lucknow Police say he staged attack

Next Priyanka Days after a young girl was abducted and raped outside Sahara Mall on Gurgaon's MG Road, Rediff.com's Priyanka finds that little or nothing has changed along the darkly-lit stretch. A few minutes past ten and MG Road in Gurgaon is unusually desolate. It is odd because this road in the National Capital Region (NCR) of Delhi harbors some of the most prominent malls and shopping complexes of Gurgaon. First among these is the infamous Sahara Mall from where where last week a young working woman was dragged into a car around 2 am and was gangraped by seven men. Six of them were arrested the next day. The entire stretch of about 800 meters has no streetlights -- the only lights are those of the many hoardings that line the road and of course the shops from glittering malls. There are fewer cars parked on the road. There is also a posh wine shop on the road, which seems to be the centre of all activity at the time of the day. Young boys are ... » Learn More about Crimes against Indian women: Does nobody CARE?

Kothrud police allegedly drove Sangeeta out of her Lullanagar house during attachment procedure of RTI activist’s properties although it belonged to her In a setback to police and district collector, the court of judicial magistrate first class on Monday passed an order to release a property of absconding RTI activist Ravindra Barate that was attached on February 24. Last week, the district collector, with the help of Kothrud police, sealed Barate’s house at Lullanagar in Wanawadi. At the time of attachment procedure, they drove Barate’s wife Sangeeta (50) out of the house forcefully. She then moved the court and filed an application, challenging the attachment order, as the house belongs to her. In July 2020, the Kothrud police lodged the first FIR against five people, including Barate, for allegedly extorting Rs 2 crore from Try Developers’ director Sudhir Karnataki. The police slapped them with the stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act ( MCOCA ... » Learn More about Barate’s wife reinstated in Wanawadi flat by court

PCMC RTO files plaint against 6 over fake docus of 2 high-end cars The director of Rosary School and Junior College, Camp, Vinay Aranha was arrested on Tuesday by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Pimpri-Chinchwad police for preparing and presenting forged documents to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to register his two high-end cars. While the police sought his custody, on Wednesday, the Judicial Magistrate First Class granted him interim bail till March 22, offering to hear the grounds for police custody after that. The FIR filed on Tuesday, incidentally, is the second case registered against Aranha in a span of three months. While the complainants in the two FIRs are different, they are linked, with the earlier one filed in November 2020, leading to the fresh one. The latest FIR filed with Bhosari MIDC police has booked Aranha, along with realty agent Sandip Kamble, advocate Sagar Suryawanshi, former chairman of Seva Vikas Bank, Amar Mulchandani, Ashwin Kamat ... » Learn More about Fresh FIR against Aranha for forgery

(This story was first published in the Times Of India on March 3, 2021) Mumbai: With the arrest of two men, Chembur police claim have busted a gang that has cheated around 87 people in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai of nearly Rs 3 crore by luring them to buy bank-auction second-hand cars at throwaway prices on online marketplaces. While mastermind Mohammed Mehboob Qureshi (32) and Imran Ansari (25) were arrested last week, the police are looking for Mehboob’s brother Rashid and Kamlesh Yadav, who was the “middleman”. Mehboob’s father, Vasim, managed to get anticipatory bail on medical grounds. READ: Mumbai City Updates Paglia told the police that in May 2019, he came across an advertisement on an online marketplace about a 2012-make SUV seized by a bank for payment default. As the selling price was Rs 3 lakh, Paglia visited the sales office of the car dealership at Sion where he met Jadhav. Pagalia bargained, brought the amount down to Rs 2.7 lakh, and paid Rs 1 ... » Learn More about Mumbai: Gang that duped 87 vehicle buyers of Rs 3 crore busted, 2 held

Adapted from the novel The Controllers written by Xian Cheng, The Confidence tells a story of justice triumphing over evil. The heroine Ke Ying fights against a criminal group with wits and courage in order to protect herself and her family, and she joins hands with the hero Xiaowu, a takeaway deliveryman who provides clues for the police. They secretly collect evidence from the criminal group and assist the police and the investigation team to prevent the criminal group from fleeing with enormous sums of money. After experiencing many difficulties, they finally capture the criminals and return to their normal lives. The Controllers is a romantic novel, while The Confidence is a TV series focusing on criminal investigation. The TV drama follows Xiaowu's development from a takeaway deliveryman to a police undercover agent and the assistance of Ke Ying as the main focus, and touches less on the relationship between Feng Xiaosheng (Shen Shijie in reality) and Ke Ying. The adapted plot ... » Learn More about TV drama shows China’s confidence in upholding justice

Ramesh Jarkiholi resigns on moral grounds; activist who submitted sex tape gets police protection A day after a sex tape involving Water Resource Minister Ramesh Jarkiholi was made public, the minister tendered his resignation to Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa , who accepted it on Wednesday. Ramesh Jarkiholi tendered his resignation on moral grounds with a condition that he be allowed to resume with his Cabinet rank if he comes clean from the scandal, which he said he was sure of. Sources said the minister’s resignation came in the wake of immense pressure from both the state unit of the BJP as well as the central leadership in an effort to save the party’s face ahead of elections in five states shortly. Cubbon Park police based on the complaint by social and RTI activist Dinesh Kallahalli and as per the findings, necessary action will be taken. In his complaint to the police, Kallahalli stated that he was authorised by the victim and her family members to ... » Learn More about ‘I should be allowed to resume as minister if I come clean’

Video Player Close HANGZHOU, March 3 (Xinhua) -- Despite being only five years old, Mu Yi has made a wishlist of 50 things he wants to fulfill. Meeting Ultraman was number one. So when he opened the door one day and saw the red-and-silver-suited superhero waving at him, he was ecstatic. The boy has been fighting neuroblastoma since 2019. Neuroblastoma is a cancer that develops from immature nerve cells found in several areas of the body. "It's hard to explain why he aches so badly and needs treatment, so we told him that there are monsters in his body, and he needs to defeat them just like Ultraman," said his father. HEALING POWER OF A WISH Mu's wish came true thanks to the coordination of Childream, a charity organization hammering at helping children and teenagers with critical illness realize dreams. Xu Wenjun, the founder of Childream, learned about the Ultraman wish after Mu's father posted it online, seeking help from netizens in early January. Xu immediately ... » Learn More about Feature: Making dreams come true for sick children